Norwegian police confirm alarms about shooting during Sunday morning and one person has been arrested.
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Halden is located approximately three miles north of Strömstad in Norway.
The Norwegian police confirm the information about alarms about shooting during Sunday morning. There are reports that a series of shots have been heard, according to NRK. One person has been arrested, according to the police.
- It should no longer be dangerous in the area. We are working to get an overview of the situation, says operations leader Gisle Lindheim Sveen, according to NRK.
Two police helicopters, an ambulance helicopter and a third helicopter have moved in the area in connection with the incident, writes VG.
The municipality has deployed a crisis team after the incident, says Halden's mayor Fredrik Holm, writes Dagbladet. He further says that the group had a meeting in the morning and that the municipality will release more information later on Sunday.
It is unclear what is behind the incident.
The police in Sweden have not been contacted by the Norwegian police regarding the incident, police region West states.
The Swedish Foreign Ministry currently has no information that Swedes will be affected in any way by the incident.
"We ask to be referred to local authorities in the country concerned, in this case Norway," writes the Foreign Ministry in a comment.
Halden is located approximately three miles north of Strömstad.
The text is updated.
Norwegian police were alerted to shootings in Halden on Sunday morning. One person has been arrested and the situation is no longer considered dangerous. The municipality's crisis team has been activated.
A large police operation with a helicopter is said to have taken place in an area after a suspicious incident, according to Aftonbladet. Witnesses claim that an injured person was taken to hospital by ambulance. Police say there is no danger to the public.

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